La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textf Friday, January 18, 1923. ' I PAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " 1 $5 dnd So :' r-" -:7 Jr St- i 5 20 rD Make it a point to hear these Victor Records out Friday Hi:i SK.Mi ItlOCOJtDS 075 (Calnluni) , Andrea t'hrnlei' (limlnuo) W70 i-iuiil Adagio (iluotiim J i' Hebrew lailhthy 1MIU I hurt tlicurl I Itit'iiiiiln' Tlini' 1.... oii-:katk; m i milts 357IU j icilis fttnii I'mtt Ictni- Opein t'oiupniiy ieiiH from ItlKolrtlo 'lelnr opi'm Coinpiiuy ; a .MDLtHHOI S INSTItlMCM AIj 1 v I rum nil .Ma tt h of il Murlnnrifr ;t57;tl) Vlrtnr Syinpbiiny Oreheslra . . . SprhiK .MorniiiK lor Njmplioiiy OitrhcMrii ' m lAUUT VtX'AI, I Mllh Itiilli'iriv (fioiu "Music Hoy Heme",. ,lihii Slei'l IB2IU An b-iuie (Jnivi (I'rojii I Will Nut llercNiit Then. ; Itlu MrmiiHl lleimle , ( iA.ci; iM:t'(ii(iis j You'll' III lientneli l''n Trot : (from "The Mllir.i of Miail") ItttflU ( i- Mrmi' .New nl o' .Mln I. . (fixim "The V J'tXt SitKll IVf Uy 1017 j , Aiy-ady l-'o Trot lUia I ItObKa-TaiiKO l'o 'J'r AOtiiiilomiiu. U nil wrm l iiiyTu Newlin Book & Stationery Company i.,v tiiiAMu;, LOOK OVER OUR WANT SHERRY 'Si : LAST DAY TODAY I WF.SI.F.Y w jsmb aii h : DA D D V f t "&e . Country Kid" As the country kid w ho lias o lnnthcr his younper binllicrs, Vslolv VAny gives the richest I'litcrtainnient of h career. The action will mafc your that husky with Jaughter as Wesyy nlouejls ui) an acre of fun and -pathos. Comedy, "THE (jREAT OUTDOORS" i cpot St. Ucnfiitllliin (;ill rtcnhiiiijid (.lull .bwlm lleiret, laschti lleiret. Schiiiiitiiin-lleliik Nclimiinim-llcliik ".lu-h lto IU'ne") tMiiui at t'Uihr llu Is Ori'lMvsli-n His OivIioMih fliul Ills tn'IU'Sli'tl I Novi'lly Oli'hfsti'il Viintlomil Ntnt'lly Oivht'stni oi:i:tiiN ADS FOR BARGAINS; . - . ; Illlly Mffi-i-iiy SlanlrMiirrny k I ll 'l l lll f Iriii'N r l of Trot M '.'nil Uliltriii mid (fiiill "llniiii") 1'itil WIiVTiiiiii mLZLJutm tu-Ji : I I FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must be v In by 9:00 a. m. HcMiKllU'hiiig, I'lcatlng. But I on holes, buttons covered, stamping. Mall orders given prompt attention, All work guar anteed. i'npar art goods.. D, M. C. Thread Jrtfd Haly Wear. TjW Ktltelilnjj; and Art Shop, Mrs. It. H, Norton. 6 Adams 1'hone Main G33 8-11-lni .MOCCasIn. All hI,ck of moccasins, ri-ul In dian bunded Wifj.i'riiHiiiH lo fll every slay. Of roof: KoVhe baby, tin misses, ladies and gVitH. H t the window irtVthe lllehtlrdHon Art & (llfl Khop. I-IK-3I A large stuck of Hchool hooka ut r'ilvcrlhorn-Wrlght'B r'anilly lirug Htore. . J-IJi-:M Hoiijcliton ISurn. Co. 4on cutton "Vlt MhIiths for $10. Compiira this I'rlcu. i;-l8-tr. I'M.'MRIN'O linil HTEAMlTrrlNO. l'hono S19-J. 1-2-2CIIP A compety-sjlna of aehool nup piles on immlrti imual. Newlin JIooli & Htlrdjonui-y Co. l-lfl-4t Hchool hoolts.'new ones, . Krhoid liooltH that have been llNed at Hil vert horn - Wright's Kamlly DniK Hloro. , i -I l nil for IWd. , Healed bids will bo received by IIir CommiKHlon of the City of l.a i Grande. Oregon, for tho coiiHlruc tlon of tho Improvement In Im provement District number 1 .'16, within tho City of La Grande, l- ; gun .aerordlng to tho plana and specifications of said Improvement, mow on fllo In tho offico of tho City J Itccordor of aaid city. A deposit of $5.00 will bo required for set of ptuns and specifications, which amount wll be refunded If, bidder i is unsuccessful, and returns suine to this office. - . lilds will ho received to tho hour of nevcn-thlrly p. m., January 2:i. 104, at ths commission room in 'the -City Huildlng at Ia Grande, Oregon, nnd must be accompanied : by a certified check In favor of the City of Im Grande, Oregon, in the amount of ten 10 per cent of the amount of bid, us a guarantee of I the acceptance and completion ol I t out met If awarded, (.'hecks will hB returned Id unsuccessful bid ders. ' j Tho commission reserves (ho right to reject nny and all bids. , . liy order of the Commission Jen ! uary Oth, 1324. i , J. K. KTKAKNH, ! , . Iltcorder or tho City or j La Grande, Oregon. ' Jun U-101.. Money To Ionn. ttc monthly louns on city prop erty. time 8 to 10 years, (live de ascription of property, locution ami ; amount wanted In flint letter. WIT I have Application Investigated Im i mediately. Huiall expense, no de i lays. , Address I. O. Hox care I-'o Hey Hotel. Ituutu 4 1. 1-12-G- i...eii r" " - sewing inaehlno. Ask about fret dreasmaklng course. White Sew ntr Kf.irhiil.i i'n Niiui lV,hv lllilp BS3-W. 12-27-t H-e ua' first for your books. Silver! horn-Writ? Ill's Jly I 'nig "Hi nr. K-ho'l I1') i in-I-l.S-L't All the books for the next se mester are In slock. We are ready lo serve you. Newlin Hook & Stationery Co. l-IU-41 Houghton l-'urnltiiiv Co. Hpuciul on mattresses, $11.35. l-17-tf Hoii't las I'm lly. Any UOc box of stationery In our wlmtoA' with (Ulll pen holder, II Tic. Nuxylfn Drug Co. l-lG-3tp 'Wt' believe we have the best pine of school tablets that money will buy for the least money to the ' . . Operated On For Appendicitis I'i'N tut ahu x;i:mi:nts rt in: axxom'i:d i..vii:it Munv lime, no Uouht. ym litivr siM'it tho uUovb h(titllini In your 0'aiipi r. Very ortrll It lu I told ut nomv. frli-ml mlilili-nly ! stricken with dread appendicitis. The newspapers, however, neglect ei is pl to stato that appendicitis unify preceded by stomach tro hie. They don't (ell you thai aft Holed person suffered attacks of heartburn lung Jpfoie he went to the hospital, While heartburn is njf nlwayj u sign of an inflamed .appendix .. . .......... ,,,,,,H . "-"-.iion r iHirl,,l: "Tin r,. ni ! un It n-Kiilt.. froil ln.llKjdll.Mi. -'li-l;,,i,.,iy ,.rlll. ,.f ,. "'."'yrt" "r r, a l.,. !"n ;," !" T' l""," "n" BnnlB s.-n I ion An the Klomiuh. ,,r '' c',n, l""r" l"' ut vxwHfive iru. Htumw-h. nutiH- i,r'l n.-t iv,' lm, will ,. .u or other .ltn-sa nrtor ml- , ' 1 !" .ul. ly t cropn profit. Inir, iro Hi Mn,l ..liliilll a "hl Ki'i n on ih,,,. ,,!., ,, ; hottli, of .SiiWfi llros.' M. A. ,..;Im'"1 "s- 'y M. n.l, ,1 in ro.-,.nl til, Rimi'tintiM-il Htoimu-li trout-j -v''ars' ,ln,, O'i' 'lay tiat iiinmi nii-nt. This iilcasHiit, harinl.'Ni II-! " 0'y ti- by not'i-aaiiy rurni- lllllll Tills thU KtOlliavIl Ut I'llllU - ' "I "llllO.il I'M IllSil l ly .y l.lr, )- rhal inurtin. alluya InriHiiiiuutioii. ! tali-" lirlpa Ulfr.'ull.in ami clraniira tli,- boiu'ld of iioluonouB waato inatlor.l 'I'lint rrltlo who hiixh ihvro la Trill) ll,;, Mum.y liaiH If 111" wry llltlo llltrury alollty nmnirvat flml Voltl tluia uut rt'lli'iv. llfl In niorn iii.ij.iiin, 1,'j.nt bvu l('roi IMiarmaiy lll miiiiily. Mull ivaUlnif tin.- uil witisonivnu. oi'oVra Hvvtl'lcU. AUv. sehool chlldten at Hllvcrthorn iWrlKlil's KiunHy Drug Htore. I i-1 8-2t Hnlvalion Army fowl Bile Hutur day ut (irunde Itondc Meat Com pany. i-1 S-llp Mali Jongg. The JtlfliardHon Arl K- Ufl Hhop In JiihI In receipt oiMah JoflKg rn-ls made nf soTfd luiinboo wood. Them- are very dityiible and the curving Ih i-An pIlonifH' well done. These NelH ftmihigllreet from China. J b f.(iit inch. l-IS-31 Yourl'lrlurcs. Ill'Ve enlarge Itli hiiilBoi "The Arl Mull" and llit fnir plcturei laixeinents iiiaTl'l ryani either Ih negative or the prfrifl at the Itleh ardHon Arl (iift Hhop. l-IH-:il Itcmemhe ( 'ooLed l''ood and dressed (-lib lun h;iI' al the Lad Its' Kxchunge morrow. We IlivHif you to Her otifiiiTild made il ri 'SMes and aproiiH. iid' i".vear. children cloth es, hair (oiijuls and (any work of all liimJjC ome and see us. Mm. K. . H. fiuvr'tH, lfi2!l Jefferson live IIUC J-lti-It Hume school tmokM thai have bi-i'O ii:i'd but uod, at Kilverthorn Wrlghl'H Kiiiuily lrug Htore, Ivvim SMi'll. Dnn't pmhhiIhiii'. Oriole creaniH carat iifls. in(nt,njw and n ill el lis ters. .'i!te pomid fTr tin- for Vt lb. NVwIhi llryg Co I-1S-21 Hchool ImmiI.h all kinds, school Ulilrln all kinds, lln-nie paper by the ream, tln-mi- pap-r by 10 cents worth. Si ivcri horn -Wright's- l''iim lly Drug Htore. l-IH-'Jt California Law Drives Jap Farmers Eastward (ConMnued from page t) survey was reported to have indi cated that many Japanese 'could find profit a hie employment as truck gardcnei-H In districts sur rounding the large cities. It also was learned Unit In most of these districts Japanese could lease or buy land without restriction. Kor yeurs California has been waging a fight for a "white state." Tint political right has ended, the Japanese have given assurance that they will make no further ef fort tfi combal the law. but behind II all has been left a vast und acute economic problem- of replacing Orientals on California farms. The big hind owners of Califor nia have been hit the hardest. The huge eslates have been the largest employers of Japanese under lease hold and crop sharing contracts. These estates still can employ Jap anese as farm laborers for cush waxes, but the Jupam se Is de clared lo be not nearly so efficient as a laborer as on a crop-sharing basis. Kurt liermore, the Japanese themselves much prefer a proprl etury nleresl in their undertak ings, now forbidden In California., but pussible in other slates. In li winy uuarterH the breaking Up and sale or big estate Is fore east. If necessary, they must be sold or leased In small parcel lo ruruiei-H who can (ill the acreage by their own resources. Often the larger far ins cannnot ufford lo hire enough day laborers. In I !'l!(l William i. Htephelis. Ilnu, goO rnor or Calhornia, re ported lo federal authorities at Washington Mint .lapauetie oper ated A fiN.o.Mi acres of "the very best lands in California," produc ing crops valued al Jii". 1 4.',7:ni. At that time the land cultivated by the Japanese was Mi per cent or all the irrigated farms m l hp state. -Many authorities say the percen' uge has Increased largely in the In tervening three years. The Jap anese controlled many or the state's most valuable agricultural products. Most or Ihls production now must come from white per sons employing their own labor. .Much of the produce iiiulu Its way Into eastern markets. Jap anese still own and will farm 71. 7i'.l acres bought before the anll allen land laws became effective. ( 'oiporatlons owned or controlled by Japanese have an additional 31.1'ihi acres. Neither the Indivi duals nor the corporations can add to the present holdings. .Hereafter Japanese in agricul tural pursuits may work for money, but may mil be paid In produce. Chambers nl Commerce and other -orgaulxalions. Including Ca! Ilornians Incorporated, a body de voted to furnishing authentic In formation about the stale's resour ces, are hying lo solve I Ik prob lems Involved, cliier among which is that or procuring an influx or white fanners. The Stockton Chamher or Com merce reported recently that uti les white r;u- rs could be obtain ed to till 4i,o.,n m,,.,.H in ,lu, rrl Han Joaquin Valley, until lately J ') Juium hli:lly priHliirtlvt. these lands potatoes, on- hiyt ami c-kry must ri vi rl to l,ur rulrlvution. ,y uim. In the I southern ei I liit -rt;il Vah.-y. lit t,v ml "I I In- Mint,'. Ua. h. ir.-m,' iMMirt'H i'n,.-.shiirlni; iIii-Ih- 1,111 IOlK .lUIHlllrK,. loriU i(t,MIHI iuti'M tif rolton till), Is. Stnilhir Bit nation!) n .r fruit iili,l v, k. till, I,. .llnirli lH. 1 II 41 II inXMllKllllllL- (lllllllllll.... im ,,. .-.,,,,1,1, ,n i;, attorn' AmsoiIii SINGED MOTH Fi Tragical Story of the "Queen of Greenwich Village" Told by News writer. Ily Ja(-k',.'arlM'r,ry.- Itit.'niall.inal Ncm Kt-rvk'C staff Cornnpondent. ' NKW YOflK. Jun Ilrown waa Ihn "yueon of aroi-nnich Vlllagf." Tltat tviiB nix years ago.' Thin she ruled Now York'a guy Bolieintu... .Si-urea were aubjecta at her court tho land of gayoty. bcauly and the night. When June llrown was burled out ut Kenslco Cemetery, near White rutins, a victim of her own hand, only one of all who Knew her wua there to pay flnkl tribute lo "The (Jucen." I tried to beat Ihc city I fail ed," June llrown aald juat before file died In the charity ward hi Hellevue. And there la no story more tratt fr. perhaus. than the 'clrl who tried to benl thu'elty... June llrown came from the West a little farm at ' KdwarilsVlllr III. The alren song of fame culled her. New York offend what ahi. aoughl face. Bhc was charming. Hlic waa unspoiled. New York tool, her to Its heurt.' 8he married. Wealth came. Thero ivas a home nl fashionable Forest Hills un olher at exclunlvo Central Isltp The town house w-as on Uiv-erslde Drlve. A buby followed. ' Had Ewrjllilnu. June Brown should have' 'boon happy. She had But she didn't have fame. That wiib what June llrown ernved. She craved life, too. l-'rciiuenterB ol (he gay cabarets and' cures of "Tin Vlllaife" began to know her. Soor .lune llrown ruled ns nueeii In Itr rilvollllefl. Then one night hei luiiilmml. .Dudley llrown. wealthy drug munilfueturer, aided ' detec tives In battering down the door ol a room. A divorce suit followed. In Ihe courtrooui corridor Junr llrown'a daughter look her father by the hand. "Picase, love moth er!" Bhe pleaded.1 The difference! were mude up. Hut the old huiintt called. The next time the li unburn' sued for divorce there was no re conciliation.. The baby' died. June llrown didn't know It at the time. A yeni later she learned heard the alorj as Bhc Bat with her subjects In i "Village"- cabaret ' They look her to un 11 avium then a raving mun luc. Time cured her jlla. ' Forgot ,?iorrov. Time, tho greut healer, cured her hurt. For a year she lived ouletly and alone struggling. Christmas Kve old friends Incited her to a party. "No," Bhe answered: "1 nin go ing lo spend I'htistmas with my baby." . ' ' That night, she took poison. .Al tile lioHpltal none knew. her. When she died her body waa cnt lo the Morgue. There It rested Ihe usual two weeks; The story drilled, to tile eiiliurels of "Tho Village." "They're going lo llury Juite In Poller's Field poor kid!" her sub. Joels said. Then the oho mourner, hiding his Identity under an ns nulled name and giving a false ad dress, visited the Morgue. ' He paid for "u good funeral." When lliey "If you send that You will not have to Home Tele CRAVED I Telephone 3 r ii i r inaer I 1 f Dnar XS Headquarters a TEA GARDEN RASPDERRY. JAM, 5 llijs. .:.:...-...:' ifl.Tii TEA GARDEN BLACKBERRY JAM, lo lbs. v; $2. is 0. W. JELLY, 42-oz.' jar 2oc OEST'S JAM, 9-oz. jar... -..30c HOOVERSZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries i . ! H II U ;5:3S3CSapBIIIIIIIIEaBBIIBIIIlBSIBIIIIBIIIIIBII9III Reliable Quality Goods Always At Low Prices WW buried Juno Urewn he stood licside her grave. . . '. "Poor kid! She tiled to boat Ihe city- II got her!" was "The" Vil luge's"' parting lo its nueeii. R. SHORTRIDGE ENDS HIS LIFE (Continued from page. 1) ' carry It. through Dice this." Hiiort ridge's mother Im suppoaed to reside at HI. l.ouis, Mo. Mr. Hhortridge Is well known hi La Crnnde when: he made his home Tor many years, lie was employed herj as a lineman for ihe JOuHtorn Oregon . Light & Po.ver company. urgent message by wait for Ufa answer" )endent ie KO. r M A IIEHHHEHSiaH2ISBHSEB;2aEHBHIEBS13aaEH3EBaBBE3l: to IW - I JSL, nF.PARTMhNT 102 Depot St., La (Jiande, Oregon Our trade mark in every pair of J. C. Penney Company shoes. It's your assurance of a full dollar's worth of quality for every dollar expended. Buy your shoes from us.' All leather footwear always at the lowest possible price. ARE YOU FAT? JUST TRY THIS Tho'iJiitnda of overfill people have become slim by following the advice f doctors who rec ommend Marmola ."rescript Ion Tablets, those harmless lULIe fat reducers that simplify the dose of t he famous Marmolu. Prescription. If too fat. don't wait- go now to your druggist and rr one dollar, which la the price the world over, pi-oeure a box of these tablets, ir prerernble you can secure them direct by sending price to the Marmola ( "o., 4 I L Woodward avenue. I el roit, Mich. They re duce steadily and easily wll houi t i reset me exercise r starvation diet and leave no unpleasant ei-fi-ct. Adv. CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tells How To Cct Quirk Ue lief from Head-Colds! It's Splendid! In one miiutle your eloecd noi will open, the air passages obour ! Iiead will clear and von csia freely. Xo more hawkin; Ijlowinif, liemlnclte. drvnrfw.jo si rut.' i clinu for luciitli at nilitvoitr cold f or eatarrlLWill w s"' Cet a 11 hottle ly a Cream ltalm from now. Apply a little ht-.iliti tlii int. antiseptic, n r nostrils. Jt cry air passage the intlumcd or peiietiatef til rou of t nc 1 swollen i comes in mciilmiue mid relief It's just tine, lain't stay stulh d up with a cold or misty catarrh lelief cumes so quickly. for GoodThings Eat ARMOlti'S PlfiE APPLE PRESERVES, 25c' PURE WHITCLOVER LEAF HONEY, 10 Ilk :...:.: EXTR.-JCTl) -HONEY, 5 lbs ;...S5c EXTRACTED HONEY, quart jar 70c COMBWONEY, 2 for 35c . Wni..lo Chain Mseseai Depaitiucnt Incorbcrattd StOJ'C STORES Organization if -fl PA j .Notice of I'hial Settlement.' x ' Notice la hereby given to all con- cerned: I hut Herman Kiegritrt, nd-;; 'ininistrator of tiie eslate of Ada,; West. Hlegriat, d -ceased. has filed. In the county court of I nlon Coun ty. Oregon, his duty verified final, account, in the administration of said estate and the sai-1 court has Met Saturday, the l!th or January" 'A. I. Hil!4. al two o'clock I. M, jat the comity court room In !' Grande, Oregun, us the time nnd i place for the hearing of said flnn I account and all objections thereto?. I i i HISltMAX HICaitlKT. Administrator Dee. 21-S.S-Jan. 4-1 1-IS M ir 1 !i! no r p ss UUlB I II 1 w W this yp i ' Extra Special r v- is ! Oriole. Cream. Cauft- niels, Noujats ani d ; Nut CRistys : 39c lyd t , 10c 'i Pound - ; Newlin Drug Company 19 m M n a M H n m m M n H n I